STEP 1/12
Boil 1 piece of kelp in cold water for 15 minutes with 1 piece of Korean radish.
After a while, add the trimmed webfoot octopus and blanch it slightly.(~20 seconds) Add 1t of Mirim. Remove the slightly cooked webfoot octopus and cool it down.
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Cut vegetables into bite-sized pieces. Take a leaf of bok choy. Chop the onion and soak it in cold water for 15 minutes (remove the arin flavor)
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After cutting the cheongyang peppers, soak them in cold water to remove the seeds and take them out.
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Cut blanched webfoot octopus into bite-sized pieces with 2 legs attached. Cut your hair into bite-sized pieces.
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Make the sauce and mix it well.(Excluding glutinous rice flour)
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You have to blanch seafood slightly and marinate it beforehand to make the sauce stick well. (1 hour in refrigerator)
STEP 7/12
Wash the sprout and shake off the water.
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Sprinkle 1t of glutinous rice powder on the webfoot octopus before frying
The sauce is so different that it sticks.
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Put 1t of oil in a heated royal pan and stir-fry the onions first, then when it becomes transparent, add vegetables and coat them with oil. (No.3 Whistle)
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Add webfoot octopus and Cheongyang red pepper over high heat and stir-fry quickly.
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It's a little thick because there's glutinous rice powder in it. When the vegetables and webfoot octopus are done, turn off the heat and mix them with 1t of sesame oil
STEP 12/12
Place a dry trivalve on a plate and put the webfoot octopus in it. Dab the sesame seeds
Wash webfoot octopus with flour. Turn your head over and remove the intestines are removed.
You can mix rice with seasoned vegetables and stir-fried webfoot octopus.
If you cut onions into small pieces, it's convenient to mix them.